href="http://indianfilmhistory.com/movie_details.php?movie=qatil-1">Qatil, which had her pairing opposite Aditya Pancholi in the lead with actors like Shakti Kapoor. The movie which narrated the plights of a law student who sets out to prove capital punishment wrong by committing a murder had her in a pivotal part that got her well noted among the Bollywood film circle with the movie being rated well among critics. She swept away her part with a seemingly inherent charm and her good looks led her next supporting outing through J.P Dutta’s action film Hathyar starring Dharmendra and Sanjay Dutt in the lead which also opened to favourable word of mouth. She then played a girl who sets out to avenge her brother’s death in Rajiv Rai’s ensemble action thriller film Tridev starring Naseeruddin Shah, Sunny Deol and Jackie Shroff saw her emoting to great lengths unlike her previous outings. Her famous song number “ Oaye Oaye” is still remembered as one of her most popular moments from Bollywood till date. The blockbuster ensemble thriller was the biggest hit of her career and is undoubdetly. She was seen coming up with a stellar act along with the other two heroines Madhuri Dixit and Sonam. The movie Tridev is still quoted to be her finest work till date. Career best phase with array of major releases (1990-1991) The year 1990 proved to be the high point of Bijlani’s career with her going on to be a part of many mainstream Bollywood potboilers and critical hits. She started off by being a part of the ensemble political drama Jai Shiv Shankar which had Rajesh Khanna, Jeetendra and more in the forefront. Bijlani then went on to play lead heroine opposite Mithun Chakraborty in his super hit action film Gunahon Ka Devta. She then went on to pair with Jeetendra in the fantasy flick Hatim Tai which had her playing an angel, which too got noted for its weightage in the plot. She was then called upon in movies like Mahesh Bhatt’s blockbuster crime drama film Jurm, Mithun Chakraborty’s family thriller Paap Ki Kamaee in the year 1990. The year 1991 started off for her by going on to pair with Sanjay Dutt in Yodha. She also appeared as the lead lady in Mithun Chakraborty’s vigilante drama flick Numbri Aadmi and donned the “clichéd Bollywood name sake heroine” parts in commercial entertainers like Inspector Dhanush, Vishnu Devaa and Khoon Ka Karz, all of which had moderate to successful results critically and commercially. Other last releases ( 1991-1997) Bijlani had a low key year in 1991 with forgettable outings like Gunehgar Kaun, Izzat and Shiv Ram all of which did nothing in particular to her career prospects. She then tried her luck at Telugu cinema with the remake of the Hindi classic Don through Yugandar which saw he sharing screen with N T Rama Rao, Jayasudha and others in a supporting role. Sangeeta Bijlani’s final set of movies were Lakshmanrekha, Tahqiqaat, Game,Nirbhay and Jagannath in the latter half of the 90’s, the failure of which led to her discontinuing film acting in the year 1997.